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  1. acryl_datahub_cloud/_codegen_config.json +1 -1
  2. acryl_datahub_cloud/datahub_reporting/datahub_form_reporting.py +5 -5
  3. acryl_datahub_cloud/metadata/_urns/urn_defs.py +1968 -1944
  4. acryl_datahub_cloud/metadata/com/linkedin/pegasus2avro/anomaly/__init__.py +2 -12
  5. acryl_datahub_cloud/metadata/com/linkedin/pegasus2avro/assertion/__init__.py +6 -0
  6. acryl_datahub_cloud/metadata/com/linkedin/pegasus2avro/common/__init__.py +2 -0
  7. acryl_datahub_cloud/metadata/com/linkedin/pegasus2avro/metadata/key/__init__.py +2 -0
  8. acryl_datahub_cloud/metadata/com/linkedin/pegasus2avro/monitor/__init__.py +16 -0
  9. acryl_datahub_cloud/metadata/com/linkedin/pegasus2avro/timeseries/__init__.py +8 -0
  10. acryl_datahub_cloud/metadata/schema.avsc +23800 -22868
  11. acryl_datahub_cloud/metadata/schema_classes.py +1734 -950
  12. acryl_datahub_cloud/metadata/schemas/AnomalyKey.avsc +1 -7
  13. acryl_datahub_cloud/metadata/schemas/AssertionAnalyticsRunEvent.avsc +445 -213
  14. acryl_datahub_cloud/metadata/schemas/AssertionInferenceDetails.avsc +237 -12
  15. acryl_datahub_cloud/metadata/schemas/AssertionInfo.avsc +277 -212
  16. acryl_datahub_cloud/metadata/schemas/AssertionRunEvent.avsc +445 -213
  17. acryl_datahub_cloud/metadata/schemas/CorpGroupKey.avsc +1 -0
  18. acryl_datahub_cloud/metadata/schemas/CorpGroupSettings.avsc +48 -1
  19. acryl_datahub_cloud/metadata/schemas/CorpUserKey.avsc +3 -2
  20. acryl_datahub_cloud/metadata/schemas/CorpUserSettings.avsc +48 -1
  21. acryl_datahub_cloud/metadata/schemas/DataProcessInstanceInput.avsc +2 -1
  22. acryl_datahub_cloud/metadata/schemas/DataProcessInstanceOutput.avsc +2 -1
  23. acryl_datahub_cloud/metadata/schemas/DataProcessKey.avsc +2 -1
  24. acryl_datahub_cloud/metadata/schemas/DataProductKey.avsc +1 -0
  25. acryl_datahub_cloud/metadata/schemas/Deprecation.avsc +2 -0
  26. acryl_datahub_cloud/metadata/schemas/GlobalSettingsInfo.avsc +1 -1
  27. acryl_datahub_cloud/metadata/schemas/GlossaryNodeKey.avsc +1 -0
  28. acryl_datahub_cloud/metadata/schemas/GlossaryTermKey.avsc +1 -0
  29. acryl_datahub_cloud/metadata/schemas/InstitutionalMemory.avsc +31 -0
  30. acryl_datahub_cloud/metadata/schemas/MLFeatureKey.avsc +1 -0
  31. acryl_datahub_cloud/metadata/schemas/MLFeatureTableKey.avsc +1 -0
  32. acryl_datahub_cloud/metadata/schemas/MLModelDeploymentKey.avsc +2 -1
  33. acryl_datahub_cloud/metadata/schemas/MLModelGroupKey.avsc +3 -0
  34. acryl_datahub_cloud/metadata/schemas/MLModelGroupProperties.avsc +16 -0
  35. acryl_datahub_cloud/metadata/schemas/MLModelKey.avsc +2 -0
  36. acryl_datahub_cloud/metadata/schemas/MLPrimaryKeyKey.avsc +1 -0
  37. acryl_datahub_cloud/metadata/schemas/MetadataChangeEvent.avsc +49 -0
  38. acryl_datahub_cloud/metadata/schemas/MonitorAnomalyEvent.avsc +265 -0
  39. acryl_datahub_cloud/metadata/schemas/MonitorInfo.avsc +549 -212
  40. acryl_datahub_cloud/metadata/schemas/MonitorKey.avsc +2 -1
  41. acryl_datahub_cloud/metadata/schemas/MonitorSuiteInfo.avsc +790 -0
  42. acryl_datahub_cloud/metadata/schemas/MonitorSuiteKey.avsc +21 -0
  43. acryl_datahub_cloud/metadata/schemas/NotificationRequest.avsc +3 -1
  44. acryl_datahub_cloud/metadata/schemas/PostKey.avsc +1 -0
  45. acryl_datahub_cloud/metadata/schemas/QueryProperties.avsc +20 -0
  46. acryl_datahub_cloud/metadata/schemas/RemoteExecutorPoolInfo.avsc +9 -0
  47. acryl_datahub_cloud/metadata/schemas/SchemaFieldKey.avsc +1 -0
  48. acryl_datahub_cloud/metadata/schemas/Siblings.avsc +2 -0
  49. acryl_datahub_cloud/metadata/schemas/SubscriptionInfo.avsc +48 -1
  50. {acryl_datahub_cloud-0.3.9.3.dist-info → acryl_datahub_cloud-0.3.10.dist-info}/METADATA +40 -40
  51. {acryl_datahub_cloud-0.3.9.3.dist-info → acryl_datahub_cloud-0.3.10.dist-info}/RECORD +54 -52
  52. acryl_datahub_cloud/metadata/schemas/AnomalyInfo.avsc +0 -342
  53. {acryl_datahub_cloud-0.3.9.3.dist-info → acryl_datahub_cloud-0.3.10.dist-info}/WHEEL +0 -0
  54. {acryl_datahub_cloud-0.3.9.3.dist-info → acryl_datahub_cloud-0.3.10.dist-info}/entry_points.txt +0 -0
  55. {acryl_datahub_cloud-0.3.9.3.dist-info → acryl_datahub_cloud-0.3.10.dist-info}/top_level.txt +0 -0
acryl_datahub_cloud/metadata/schemas/AssertionInfo.avsc CHANGED
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- "FIXED_INTERVAL": "A fixed interval which is used to compute a look-back window for use when evaluating the assertion relative\nto the Evaluation Time of the Assertion.\n\nTo compute the valid look-back window, we subtract the fixed interval from the evaluation time. Then, we verify\nthat the target event has occurred within that window.\n\nFor example, a fixed interval of \"24h\" would represent a schedule of \"in the last 24 hours\".\nThe 24 hour interval is relative to the evaluation time of the assertion. For example if we schedule the assertion\nto be evaluated each hour, we'd compute the result as follows:\n\n 1. Subtract the fixed interval from the current time (Evaluation time) to compute the bounds of a fixed look-back window.\n 2. Verify that the target event has occurred within the look-back window.\n 3. If the target event has occurred within the time window, then assertion passes.\n 4. If the target event has not occurred within the time window, then the assertion fails.",
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- "SINCE_THE_LAST_CHECK": "A stateful check that takes the last time this check ran to determine the look-back window.\n\nTo compute the valid look-back- window, we start at the time the monitor last evaluated this assertion,\nand we end at the point in time the check is currently running.\n\nFor example, let's say a Freshness assertion is of type SINCE_THE_LAST_CHECK, and the monitor is configured to\nrun every day at 12:00am. Let's assume this assertion was last evaluated yesterday at 12:04am. We'd compute\nthe result as follows:\n\n 1. Get the timestamp for the last run of the monitor on this assertion.\n 2. look_back_window_start_time = latest_monitor_run.timestampMillis [ie. 12:04a yesterday]\n 3. look_back_window_end_time = nowMillis [ie. 12:02a today]\n 4. If the target event has occurred within the window [ie. 12:04a yday to 12:02a today],\n then the assertion passes.\n 5. If the target event has not occurred within the window, then the assertion fails."
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+ "type": "enum",
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+ "symbolDocs": {
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+ "CRON": "A highly configurable recurring schedule which describes the times of events described\nby a CRON schedule, with the evaluation schedule assuming to be matching the cron schedule.\n\nIn a CRON schedule type, we compute the look-back window to be the time between the last scheduled event\nand the current event (evaluation time). This means that the evaluation schedule must match exactly\nthe schedule defined inside the cron schedule.\n\nFor example, a CRON schedule defined as \"0 8 * * *\" would represent a schedule of \"every day by 8am\". Assuming\nthat the assertion evaluation schedule is defined to match this, the freshness assertion would be evaluated in the following way:\n\n 1. Compute the \"last scheduled occurrence\" of the event using the CRON schedule. For example, yesterday at 8am.\n 2. Compute the bounds of a time window between the \"last scheduled occurrence\" (yesterday at 8am) until the \"current occurrence\" (today at 8am)\n 3. Verify that the target event has occurred within the CRON-interval window.\n 4. If the target event has occurred within the time window, then assertion passes.\n 5. If the target event has not occurred within the time window, then the assertion fails.",
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+ "FIXED_INTERVAL": "A fixed interval which is used to compute a look-back window for use when evaluating the assertion relative\nto the Evaluation Time of the Assertion.\n\nTo compute the valid look-back window, we subtract the fixed interval from the evaluation time. Then, we verify\nthat the target event has occurred within that window.\n\nFor example, a fixed interval of \"24h\" would represent a schedule of \"in the last 24 hours\".\nThe 24 hour interval is relative to the evaluation time of the assertion. For example if we schedule the assertion\nto be evaluated each hour, we'd compute the result as follows:\n\n 1. Subtract the fixed interval from the current time (Evaluation time) to compute the bounds of a fixed look-back window.\n 2. Verify that the target event has occurred within the look-back window.\n 3. If the target event has occurred within the time window, then assertion passes.\n 4. If the target event has not occurred within the time window, then the assertion fails.",
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+ "SINCE_THE_LAST_CHECK": "A stateful check that takes the last time this check ran to determine the look-back window.\n\nTo compute the valid look-back- window, we start at the time the monitor last evaluated this assertion,\nand we end at the point in time the check is currently running.\n\nFor example, let's say a Freshness assertion is of type SINCE_THE_LAST_CHECK, and the monitor is configured to\nrun every day at 12:00am. Let's assume this assertion was last evaluated yesterday at 12:04am. We'd compute\nthe result as follows:\n\n 1. Get the timestamp for the last run of the monitor on this assertion.\n 2. look_back_window_start_time = latest_monitor_run.timestampMillis [ie. 12:04a yesterday]\n 3. look_back_window_end_time = nowMillis [ie. 12:02a today]\n 4. If the target event has occurred within the window [ie. 12:04a yday to 12:02a today],\n then the assertion passes.\n 5. If the target event has not occurred within the window, then the assertion fails."
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+ "name": "FreshnessAssertionScheduleType",
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+ "namespace": "com.linkedin.pegasus2avro.assertion",
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+ "symbols": [
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+ "SINCE_THE_LAST_CHECK"
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- "name": "FreshnessAssertionScheduleType",
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- "namespace": "com.linkedin.pegasus2avro.assertion",
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- "symbols": [
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- "CRON",
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- "FIXED_INTERVAL",
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- "SINCE_THE_LAST_CHECK"
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+ "name": "type",
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+ "doc": "The type of a Freshness Assertion Schedule.\n\nOnce we support data-time-relative schedules (e.g. schedules relative to time partitions),\nwe will add those schedule types here."
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  },
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- "name": "type",
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- "doc": "The type of a Freshness Assertion Schedule.\n\nOnce we support data-time-relative schedules (e.g. schedules relative to time partitions),\nwe will add those schedule types here."
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- "name": "FreshnessCronSchedule",
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- "namespace": "com.linkedin.pegasus2avro.assertion",
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- "fields": [
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- "type": "string",
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- "name": "cron",
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- "doc": "A cron-formatted execution interval, as a cron string, e.g. 1 * * * *"
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- "type": "string",
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- "name": "timezone",
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- "doc": "Timezone in which the cron interval applies, e.g. America/Los Angeles"
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- "long"
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- "name": "windowStartOffsetMs",
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- "doc": "An optional offset in milliseconds to SUBTRACT from the timestamp generated by the cron schedule\nto generate the lower bounds of the \"freshness window\", or the window of time in which an event must have occurred in order for the Freshness check\nto be considering passing.\n\nIf left empty, the start of the SLA window will be the _end_ of the previously evaluated Freshness window."
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- }
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- ],
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- "doc": "Attributes defining a CRON-formatted schedule used for defining a freshness assertion."
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- "name": "cron",
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- "doc": "A cron schedule. This field is required when type is CRON."
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- "doc": "How many units. Defaults to 1."
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+ "doc": "Timezone in which the cron interval applies, e.g. America/Los Angeles"
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+ "null",
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+ "long"
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+ "name": "windowStartOffsetMs",
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+ "default": null,
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+ "doc": "An optional offset in milliseconds to SUBTRACT from the timestamp generated by the cron schedule\nto generate the lower bounds of the \"freshness window\", or the window of time in which an event must have occurred in order for the Freshness check\nto be considering passing.\n\nIf left empty, the start of the SLA window will be the _end_ of the previously evaluated Freshness window."
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+ }
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+ ],
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+ "doc": "Attributes defining a CRON-formatted schedule used for defining a freshness assertion."
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+ }
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+ "name": "cron",
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+ "default": null,
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+ "doc": "A cron schedule. This field is required when type is CRON."
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+ },
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+ "type": [
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+ {
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+ "type": "record",
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+ "name": "FixedIntervalSchedule",
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+ "namespace": "com.linkedin.pegasus2avro.assertion",
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+ "fields": [
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+ "type": {
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+ "name": "CalendarInterval",
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+ "namespace": "com.linkedin.pegasus2avro.timeseries",
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+ "QUARTER",
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+ "YEAR"
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+ "doc": "Interval unit such as minute/hour/day etc."
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+ "type": "int",
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+ "default": 1,
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+ "doc": "How many units. Defaults to 1."
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+ }
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+ ],
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+ "doc": "Attributes defining a relative fixed interval SLA schedule."
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+ }
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+ ],
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+ "name": "fixedInterval",
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+ "default": null,
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+ "doc": "A fixed interval schedule. This field is required when type is FIXED_INTERVAL."
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+ },
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+ {
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+ "type": [
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+ "type": "array",
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+ "items": {
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+ "type": "record",
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+ "name": "AssertionExclusionWindow",
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+ "namespace": "com.linkedin.pegasus2avro.assertion",
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+ "fields": [
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+ {
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+ "type": {
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+ "type": "enum",
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+ "symbolDocs": {
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+ "FIXED_RANGE": "One-off time range to exclude",
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+ "HOLIDAY": "Specific holiday to exclude",
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+ "WEEKLY": "Recurring time range to exclude each week"
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+ },
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+ "name": "AssertionExclusionWindowType",
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+ "namespace": "com.linkedin.pegasus2avro.assertion",
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+ "symbols": [
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+ "WEEKLY",
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+ "HOLIDAY"
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+ ]
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+ },
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+ "doc": "The type of exclusion window."
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+ },
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+ {
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+ "default": null,
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+ "doc": "Display name for this exclusion window"
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+ },
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+ "namespace": "com.linkedin.pegasus2avro.timeseries",
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+ "fields": [
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+ "name": "startTimeMillis",
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+ "doc": "Start time as epoch at UTC."
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+ "doc": "End time as epoch at UTC."
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+ }
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+ ]
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+ }
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+ ],
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+ "namespace": "com.linkedin.pegasus2avro.timeseries",
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+ "fields": [
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+ "namespace": "com.linkedin.pegasus2avro.timeseries",
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+ },
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+ "doc": "Days of the week to include in the window.\nIf not specified, all days are included."
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+ },
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+ {
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+ "doc": "Start time for the window on each specified day.\nFormat: \"HH:MM\" in 24-hour format (e.g., \"09:00\" for 9am, \"17:30\" for 5:30pm).\nIf not specified, defaults to start of day (\"00:00\")."
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+ "doc": "End time for the window on each specified day.\nFormat: \"HH:MM\" in 24-hour format (e.g., \"17:00\" for 5pm, \"23:59\" for end of day).\nIf not specified, defaults to end of day (\"23:59\")."
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+ "doc": "Time zone to interpret start and end times in.\nUses standard time zone identifiers (e.g., \"America/Los_Angeles\", \"UTC\").\nIf not specified, defaults to UTC."
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+ }
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+ ],
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+ "doc": "Represents a recurring time window that repeats weekly.\nUsed to define exclusion periods for model training based on day of week and time of day."
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+ },
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+ "namespace": "com.linkedin.pegasus2avro.timeseries",
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+ }
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+ }
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+ "doc": "Information about an assertion exclusion window.\nThis is used to exclude specific time periods from assertion evaluation or training.\nFor example, excluding holidays, weekends, or known anomalous periods.\nSupports various recurrence patterns: one-off exclusions, or recurring exclusions\n(yearly, monthly, weekly, daily, or specific holidays)."
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- "doc": "Attributes defining a single Freshness schedule."
519
- },
687
+ }
688
+ ],
689
+ "name": "exclusions",
690
+ "default": null,
691
+ "doc": "Blackout windows. Periods of time to exclude from the schedule."
692
+ }
693
+ ],
694
+ "doc": "Attributes defining a single Freshness schedule."
695
+ }
696
+ ],
520
697
  "name": "schedule",
698
+ "default": null,
521
699
  "doc": "Produce FAILURE Assertion Result if the asset is not updated on the cadence and within the time range described by the schedule."
522
700
  },
523
701
  {
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2436
2614
  "name": "created",
2437
2615
  "default": null,
2438
2616
  "doc": "The time at which the assertion was initially created and the author who created it.\nThis field is only present for Native assertions created after this field was introduced."
2439
- },
2440
- {
2441
- "type": [
2442
- "null",
2443
- {
2444
- "type": "record",
2445
- "Aspect": {
2446
- "name": "assertionInferenceDetails"
2447
- },
2448
- "name": "AssertionInferenceDetails",
2449
- "namespace": "com.linkedin.pegasus2avro.assertion",
2450
- "fields": [
2451
- {
2452
- "type": [
2453
- "null",
2454
- "string"
2455
- ],
2456
- "name": "modelId",
2457
- "default": null,
2458
- "doc": "The id of the assertion prediction model."
2459
- },
2460
- {
2461
- "type": [
2462
- "null",
2463
- "string"
2464
- ],
2465
- "name": "modelVersion",
2466
- "default": null,
2467
- "doc": "The version of the model used to make the assertion."
2468
- },
2469
- {
2470
- "type": [
2471
- "null",
2472
- "float"
2473
- ],
2474
- "name": "confidence",
2475
- "default": null,
2476
- "doc": "The confidence of the inference, if available."
2477
- },
2478
- {
2479
- "type": [
2480
- "null",
2481
- {
2482
- "type": "map",
2483
- "values": "string"
2484
- }
2485
- ],
2486
- "name": "parameters",
2487
- "default": null,
2488
- "doc": "The parameters used to make the inference."
2489
- },
2490
- {
2491
- "type": [
2492
- "null",
2493
- "long"
2494
- ],
2495
- "name": "generatedAt",
2496
- "default": null,
2497
- "doc": "The time the inferred assertion was generated at in milliseconds."
2498
- },
2499
- {
2500
- "type": [
2501
- "null",
2502
- {
2503
- "type": "record",
2504
- "name": "AssertionAdjustmentSettings",
2505
- "namespace": "com.linkedin.pegasus2avro.assertion",
2506
- "fields": [
2507
- {
2508
- "type": {
2509
- "type": "enum",
2510
- "name": "AdjustmentAlgorithm",
2511
- "namespace": "com.linkedin.pegasus2avro.assertion",
2512
- "symbols": [
2513
- "CUSTOM"
2514
- ],
2515
- "doc": "The adjustment algorithm to use when determining the threshold for an assertion."
2516
- },
2517
- "name": "algorithm",
2518
- "doc": "The algorithm to use to adjust assertion values to power the sensitivity control feature\n\nNote that for algorithm \"STDDEV\" which leverages the standard deviation of trailing values,\nthe \"stdDev\" field must be provided inside of AssertionEvaluationContext.pdl by the offline pipeline."
2519
- },
2520
- {
2521
- "type": "string",
2522
- "name": "algorithmName",
2523
- "doc": "The name of the algorithm to use to adjust assertion values to power the sensitivity control feature"
2524
- },
2525
- {
2526
- "type": [
2527
- "null",
2528
- {
2529
- "type": "map",
2530
- "values": "string"
2531
- }
2532
- ],
2533
- "name": "context",
2534
- "default": null,
2535
- "doc": "The context to use to adjust assertion values"
2536
- }
2537
- ],
2538
- "doc": "A set of settings that can be used to adjust assertion values\nThis is mainly applied against inferred assertions"
2539
- }
2540
- ],
2541
- "name": "adjustmentSettings",
2542
- "default": null,
2543
- "doc": "The settings used to adjust the assertion."
2544
- }
2545
- ],
2546
- "doc": "The details of an assertion that was inferred."
2547
- }
2548
- ],
2549
- "name": "assertionInferenceDetails",
2550
- "default": null,
2551
- "doc": "The details of an assertion that was inferred.\nThis field is only present if the sourceType is INFERRED."
2552
2617
  }
2553
2618
  ],
2554
2619
  "doc": "The source of an assertion"